description Megachile angelarum Overview
Megachile angelarum is a species of leafcutter bee in the family Megachilidae and the subgenus Chelostomoides. Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell described it in 1902, using material from New Mexico. Its known range extends across western North America, including southern British Columbia, California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Baja California. Like other Megachile bees, it is a solitary bee rather than a hive-forming social species.
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What is the scientific name of Megachile angelarum?
The bee's scientific name is Megachile angelarum. It belongs to the family Megachilidae and the subgenus Chelostomoides.
Who described Megachile angelarum?
The species was described by Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell in 1902. The original material came from New Mexico.
Where is Megachile angelarum found?
Its known range extends across western North America, including southern British Columbia. New Mexico is also part of its documented historical description.
Is Megachile angelarum a leafcutter bee?
Yes, it is a leafcutter bee in the family Megachilidae. Its placement in the subgenus Chelostomoides gives it a more specific taxonomic identity than the broad common name alone.
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